| Issue | Title | |
| (1992) Working Papers No. 5 (eds. P. Henry, A. Utaker) | Comment on Rigal's Paper | Abstract PDF HTML |
| Richard Raatzsch | ||
| (1992) Working Papers No. 5 (eds. P. Henry, A. Utaker) | Comment on Utaker's Paper | Abstract PDF HTML |
| Elisabeth Rigal | ||
| (2005-) Bergen occasions | (2007) Wittgenstein über das Verständnis und die Erklärung von Kunstwerken | Abstract audio |
| Stefan Majetschak | ||
| (2001) Bergen international conference (org. A. Pichler, S. Säätelä) | Comment on: Allan Janik: Wittgenstein's place in the history of philosophy | Abstract video |
| Gunnar Skirbekk | ||
| (1992) Working Papers No. 5 (eds. P. Henry, A. Utaker) | Language, Computer Sciences and Tacit Knowledge | Abstract PDF HTML |
| Kjell S. Johannessen | ||
| (2006) Bergen lecture course James Conant | Varieties of Skepticism lecture 5a | Abstract audio |
| James Conant | ||
| (1993) Working Papers No. 6 (eds. P. Philipp, R. Raatzsch) | Philosophical Investigations 206:The Common Behaviour of Mankind | Abstract PDF HTML |
| Richard Raatzsch | ||
| (1993) Working Papers No. 6 (eds. P. Philipp, R. Raatzsch) | Philosophical Investigations 293: Private versus Public Beetles | Abstract PDF HTML |
| Peter Philipp | ||
| (1994) Working Papers No. 8 | Untersuchungen zu Wittgensteins Nachlaß | Abstract PDF HTML |
| Alois Pichler | ||
| (2005-) Bergen occasions | (2012) Wittgenstein and Cultural Relativism | Abstract audio |
| Anat Biletzki | ||
| (2005-) Bergen occasions | (2007) Wittgenstein's unsolved problem: How to be guided by a rule | Abstract audio |
| Jaakko Hintikka | ||
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